To: Dean, School of Engineering From: HOD Computer Engineering

Subject: DEPARTMENTAL REPORT Date: 27th June, 2022

The following activities were carried out in the department from the beginning of the year till

June, 2022:

1. Commencement of Lectures:

The College officially resumed for the year 2022 on 10 th January, 2022. Lectures

commenced on 17th January, 2022. Some new students however, resumed shortly before

the matriculation ceremony. ND 2 students however resumed from SIWES on 7th March,

2022 and lectures started immediately

2. Orientation Programme: Departmental orientation was organized for ND 1 students on

20th January, 2022. (Find attached Appendix A)

3. SIWES Visitation/Defense: All Computer engineering students were properly

supervised and visited during SIWES. All students fully participated in the SIWES

defense and the necessary documents were submitted.

4. Convocation Ceremony: Five (5) students graduated from the department with three (3)

students on distinction and two (2) students on lower credit.

5. Matriculation Ceremony:

Nine (9) ND 1 students for the 2021/2022 academic session matriculated into the

department.

6. Staffing: The department has just two academic staff to bear the work load since Mr.

Ikomi, Technologist resigned on 5th April, 2022. However, Mr. Babatunde Alli was
 employed as an Adjunct staff to work as the Technologist in the department in May,

2022.

7. Continuous Assessment/Practicals: Continuous assessments were carried out for all the

departmental courses and all practical exercises were conducted.

8. Preparation and Commencement of Examinations:

In preparation for the examination for the 1st Semester, 2021/2022 academic session, all

academic staff in the department submitted question papers for their various courses for

vetting. Examination questions were vetted by the Head of Department and sent to the

College Examination office for processing before the commencement of the examination.

Thank you.

Yours faithfully,

Oreoluwa, O. E

HOD Computer Engineering

 APPENDIX A

REDEEMER’S COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT

2021/2022 ORIENTATION PROGRAMME OF

COMPUTER ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

The Orientation programme was held on the 20 th of January, 2022 by 9.00am in the
Computer Engineering Workshop. Opening prayer was given by Mr. Ikomi and Mrs.
Oreoluwa introduced the Staff in the department and gave the opening address.

Attendance
1. Engr. E. U. Orodje
2. Mrs. E. Oreoluwa
3. Mr. E. Ikomi
4. Miss. Seyi Balogun
5. Mrs. A. O. Adewumi
- Dean, School of Engineering
- HOD, Computer Engineering Department
- Technologist
- School Officer
- Secretary

The programme was anchored by the HOD, Mrs. E. Oreoluwa and staff were given topics
to speak on.

COMPUTER ENGINEERING: TRENDS AND PRACTICES

This section was handled by the Dean, Engr. E. U. Orodje. Find below the summary of
his lecture:
 Computer Engineering is a discipline that integrates several fields of electrical
engineering and computer science required to develop computer hardware and
software.
 Artificial intelligence and robotics: centers on machine coding that mimics human
and animal intelligence. This can be used to help detect credit card fraud.
 Robotics: the Robotics field studies and develops robots in the pursuit of making
life easier in the areas of farming and food preparation etc.
 Cyber Security: focuses on protecting computer systems and networks from cyber
threats and attacks. Companies need cyber security to protect their proprietary and
customers’ data.
 Bioinformatics: professionals in this field studies, store and analyze biological
information.
 Automation: is an automatic process typically controlled by computers and
sensors.

LABORATORY/WORKSHOP PRACTICES (MR. ELIJAH IKOMI)

It is a place providing opportunity for experimentation, observation or practice in a field
of study.
Laboratory Safety Procedure-
 Always put on Lab Coat.
 No horse play/fighting
 Avoid sitting on the work table
 No eating/drinking
 Switch off your phone before entering the Lab.
 No smoking

Some other rules include:

 Avoiding stepping on electrical/Wires or any other Computer Cables.
 Do not open the system unit casing or monitor casing particularly when the power
is turn on. Some internal component hold electric voltages of up to 3000 volts,
which can be fatal.
 Do not inserts such as clips, pins and needles into the Computer casings. They
may cause fire.
 Do not remove anything from the Computer Laboratory without permission.
 Do not touch, connect or disconnects any plug or cable without prior approval
from the technologist.
 Do not misbehave in the Computer Laboratory.

CONDUCT WITHIN THE COLLEGE (MRS. ADENIKE ADEWUMI)

Rectem expects a high Standard of personal discipline and integrity from all students of
the College. The College has rules and regulations which must be duly observed by all
students. She spoke mainly on the following:
1. Chaplaincy
 Chapel attendance is mandatory for all students.
 Evening fellowship on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6.00pm to 7.00pm.
All students are expected to be seated by 5.45pm.
 Excuses from chapel services require permission from the office of the
Dean, Students Affairs.
2. Residency
 The Students are expected to resume and vacate the Hostel as publicized by
the College Management.
 No Student will be granted accommodation unless he or she has paid
required fees and properly registered as a students of the College.
 No student will be allowed to transfer/sell his/her room to another student.
 All students are required to be in the hostel by 9.00pm.
 Light out by 12.30pm.
 All keys must be submitted to the porters when going out.
 Bullying is prohibited.
 Visitors are not allowed in the rooms.
 Squatting is not allowed.
 Students are expected to take permission before exit from the College.
 Students who wish to stay in the hall of residence during vacation must take
permission from the College Management.
 Rooms must be cleaned by the Students.
  Defacing of the college Walls is prohibited.
 No mobile phone is allowed in the lecture rooms.
 Students are not allowed to use electrical appliance/candles in the rooms.
 Cooking is prohibited in the hall of residence.
 Students of opposite sex are not allowed beyond the hall reception desk.
 Students are expected to sign in and out of the hall of residence.
 Sexual immoralities of any form is not allowed.
 Students are to keep their personal properties to prevent loss.

COURSE REGISTRATION (MISS. SEYI BALOGUN)

She told the students the importance of making sure that their credentials are submitted in
duplicate so they can be properly registered in the School. She also advised them to fill
out their Course forms on time to avoid late registration penalty of Twenty thousand naira
only (N20,000.00.)

CALCULATION OF GPA AND CGPA (MRS. KEMI OREOLUWA)

Credit unit is the weight attached to a course, depending on the number of lecture hours

for the course per week, per semester. For example, one credit unit is equivalent to one
hour of lecture per week, per semester or two hours of practical work or studio design per
week per semester.
Keys to Grade

Grading Units
In the evaluation system, a student is credited with total Credit Unit – CU registered for
in a semester. However, the Units Taken – UT, along with the Units Passed- UP for the
number of courses and the corresponding grade point score- GP for each course taken in
a semester will be used to determine the student's Weighted Grade Point.

Grade Point Average

To calculate the Grade Point Average for the semester, the following formula applies:
WGP = nCU*GP
GPA = WGP
TUT
Outstanding Units UO/S = UT – UP
CGPA = CWGP (for all semesters)
CTUT (For all semesters)

Classification of Diplomas
Diplomas are classified from Distinction to ordinary Pass according to the CGPA as
shown below:
CGPA GRADE
3.50 and above Distinction
3.00 – 3.49 Upper Credit
2.50 – 2.99 Lower Credit
2.00 – 2.49 Pass

VOTE OF THANKS (MRS. OREOLUWA)

The HOD, Mrs. Kemi Oreoluwa gave the vote of thanks. She thanked the Dean School of
Engineering, the Staff present and the students for attending the 2021/2022 Orientation
for the department. She wished the Students a successful stay in the College.

CLOSING PRAYER (ENGR. ORODJE)

Engr. E. U. Orodje gave the closing prayer.